sampling unit

The list of sampling units from which the sample is selected.

The chance that a particular sampling unit has of being selected in the sample.

It is the lower-level sampling units that are of interest.

This list should also facilitate access to the selected sampling units.

Choosing a sampling unit may itself be a problem.

A day is the most commonly used sampling unit.

As a result, the sampling units are ultimately, even if stratification or a similar strategy is used, individuals.

However, we require that every secondary sampling unit has an equal chance of inclusion in the sample.

A "sampling unit" is typically thought of as an object that has been sampled from a statistical population.

This is a list of the population concerned, organized into 'sampling units'.

The process of forming sampling units as groups of other units.

The other hand he used to guide the child's fingers into the 'doc's sampling unit.

All sampling units belong to a stratum and the strata are mutually exclusive.

Each quarter, new businesses undergo a similar procedure, and additional sampling units are selected and added to the survey.

Specifically, transportation and training costs are substantially lessened, as all sampling units are surveyed in one location.

For the in-home questionnaire, the secondary and ultimate sampling units were students in the 134 selected schools chosen with unequal probability.

He surfaced after the war with a massive amount of test results determined in samples selected from heterogeneous sampling units of coal.

R200's 3D hardware consists of 4 pixel pipelines, each with 2 texture sampling units.

In most countries the population size and/or degree of urbanization of these Primary Sampling Units are taken into account.

A primary sampling unit (PSU) that is automatically included in the sample.

Larrabee included one major fixed-function graphics hardware feature: texture sampling units.

A primary sampling unit (PSU) that is selected with a probability less than one.

Multi-stage sampling surveys of this kind are most effective when the sampling units are carefully stratified at each stage.

The distribution heterogeneity causes spatial dependence between measured values in ordered sets determined in sampling units and sample spaces.

In 1989-1993 there were 190 primary sampling units: 32 urban neighborhoods, 30 suburban neighborhoods, 32 towns (county capital city), and 96 rural villages.